Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-25


drowned in the Missisquoi on the
goth inst, while bathing. He was =
Canadian, but young man of excel
lent repute.
we>theId.
Anna NJ, daughter Of Mr.. snd Mrs.
Couant, died SUNDAY morning, aged
: years. Funeral services held st
house on Mondsv, Rev. J. W. Buzz
cell officiating. This is very sad
case As the parents Of the deceased
had previously buried one daughter,
and Anna was the only surviving
child.
w e>rmore.
Rev. J. H. Twitehell of Hartford,
Conn, has arrived at the Willoughby
lake house for the summer. Prof.
Faxon, the well known botanist, has
also arrived st WIlloughby on his
annual visit. Among other recent
arrivals are Miss A. L. McKeon of
Boston, Mrs. E. A Gates and son
Of Boston. Miss Fannie Hall of
Meriden. Conn. Melville p. Hall of
New York city, J. {. Brewer Of
DanvilIe, Ind. W. II. Ingraham of
WatertOwn. y. Y, @. ID. WSlwOrth,
Miss NJ. L Walworth. Miss Lizzie
Holden and f. A. Smith OF Worces
ter. There Is prospect of busy
season at Willoughby.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
DR. Calvin Woodward. long promi
nent physician in Danville, died recently,
after a protraeted Illness
Fred H Morey, brakeman ON the st. J.
and l. c road, was instantly killed on
the Victory branch road Wednesday fore
noon. The cars were being pushed along
on the branch BY the locomotive as i
customary and Morey was on top OF the
forward box car. looking out and brak
ing, at the moment OF the accident When
about I mile from North CONCORD brake
hanger broke and Morey, seeing that the
car was going over. attempted TO jump 70
one side 10 save himself. but he was too
late and was carried Immediately in front
of the car and on 10 the track when he
was run over and horribly mangled- He
was young man about 3 years old, has
been for five years 3 competent and trust
ed employe of the Boston & Lowell and
Lake roads, and was q man or correct
habits He was a native of IraSburgh
and Mrs Morey was visiting his family
there at the time of the accident, while
her husband purposed going there for a
rest the next day after the arrival of the
pay ear which came in Wednesday night
-CaIsd0RiGH-
1T. j Ohn>bury-
The railroad fare 10 Boston Is $3.50
late reduction Of % cents.
Francis Switser left on FRIDAY for the
Free Baptist camp ground at Ocean Park.
where he has established q boarding house
Frank A. Holmes clerk at the ST. Johns
bury House. i receiving the COngratula-
tions OF his many friends over his mar
rage to Miss Emma c. Heath of Bristol.
Nh
It i proposed 70 50 change the railroad
tracks below the depot that the Lake road
will not be forced 70 cross the Passump-
sic road. doing away with the danger, in
convenience and expense now suffered on
this account
West Burke.
Mrs Ward Wheeler i very sick and il
Is feared she viii not recover.
Work on the Grand Army hall i now
progressing. Size 35x6O and three stories
high
H. L Doyle has sold his livery to his
brother Gilbert, who viii carry on bust
ness At the old stand
The NJ E society have purchased
HymnalS TO put in each pew in the church
and hereafter viii have congregational
| singing
Mrs. TuttIe and Miss Harris from Mil
ford. Mass, are visiting friends in town.
Mrs Charles B. Rhodes Is visiting her
friends here
The charter for an Odd Fellows lodge
has been granted and viii be sent on in
season TO organize in the new hall now
going up
Dr. G. ". Bolton, who has been attend
| ing lectures IN Boston, returned home
last week DR.. DunkIee has gone 70
DanviIIe to settle into the practice Of the
late Dr. Woodland
| Mr.. Parson- clerk for the Quebec Lum-
| Der Co, has his house completed and has
moved in--Nr- Kimbau has his house
nearly rinished--The VI. Z. parsonage i.
| al finished outside and nearly ready fol
/ the masOns inside
H L Doyle has resigned his position
a. route agent, the long rides and the ia
Of the trains not agreeing with him. More
| over Herb has received the appointment
| Of Custom House officer at Richford, an,
| If he fills that position a. well as he flles
the one he resigns, he viii pass music
without difficulty Union.
Hardwick-
The hay crop Is being secured in a yer.
| fine condition
FL. z. Mack has erected a fine derrick a
his granite quarry
/ party from the Centennial House ar
camping az Greensboro
r r Carter Of the Ryegate grant
company i trying 70 negotiate with "
z. Tucker for room for sheds and power
Eben Scribner Of MackvilIe recently fel